GamblerClock

Quote from: sunglasses;1787981you have 1 good picture. the garden one (in the first post). all of the others need to be completely re-thought. it looks like you're not too in-touch with the balance of photos. the way you shoot them just makes them look too busy and aesthetically unpleasing. put more…

Nice, just one thing if you move the mouse quite quickly when pressing it skips out some of the pixels, I think a higher fps would fix this.

Hey that's pretty good, but I'd suggest changing the guns a bit, they look out of place as they have an outline and not a lot in the preloader does.

Thanks Here's the HDR tests I took, I'd say they get progressively better. I really hate the first 3.Corridor HDRDoor HDRBroken door HDRDoorway HDRPool HDRStairs HDRTank HDR

Fiveways tower in Birmingham, UK.

New pictures (sorry for double post)Mirrored - I took none of anybodies advice for this one as it was just a point and shoot moment.Generic cityscape 1Generic cityscape 2Not quite so generic cityscapeCloakroom Used manual focus for this one, didn't get tripod out though, and the lighting was pretty…

It's a bridge camera, not as expensive as most DSLRs but gives you full manual control.

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind next time I take my camera out

Quote from: Satellite;1787203Gonna have to agree, some look a little blurry, do you use manual or auto focus?Some good shots in there thoThanks, and a mixture, though for these I think it was auto focus, thinking back the shutter speed for the ones in the forest was around 1/15 so that could have be…

Quote from: LimewireClock;1787194Do you use a tripod to take pictures? Thanks! And I used a tripod for the pictures that weren't in the forrest, but I think that's more to do with the editing of the photos as they still have a bit of blur on them. Or maybe they just weren't focused perfectly. Quote…